today the first match will be held in pairs real madrid chelsea and milan ithaca in in the championsthe day before, the first matches at the 1/4 final stage were held the tournament favorite manchester city at home beat bayern mansiti big, won, with a score of 3: 0 it all started in the middle of the first half, when rodry scored a beautiful goal in the nine with a blow from behind outside the penalty area until the seventieth minute. bayern didn't look like a team that would lose this match big, but it happened at the 70th mansity punished bayern for a mistake when leaving the defense for the weight of herron holland, closed bernardo silva a after 7 minutes. after that he scored already the norwegian striker in the return match in this pair will be held in munich in a week, but it is obvious that only a sports miracle can prevent mansiti from reaching the semi-finals of the champions league for the third time in a row in another match yesterday, inter beat benfica 2-0 away and also made a confident step towards the semi-finals. inter opened the scoring with the first shot on target.

schools still forcing elementary kids outside to mask that's happening in elizabeth montessori school ithacastate, new york. we wish we were kidding but kids at this school they are still being forced to eat lunch in silence. they banned happy birthdays in the classroom. they have even shut down their cafeteria. three years give these kids a break. covid has triggered a sickness in this country. they are hooked. >> some folk also try to socially shame you for wearing a mask. even though covid is still the third leading cause of death in our country. >> i just started wearing masks again in public, you know, anywhere i'm at, grocery store, work, what have you. so i like to think that i made, you know, an impact on someone's life today. >> today i did a 5 k and i wore my avery dennison mask. >> wearing a mask is cute. ♪ wearing a mask is cool ♪ wearing a mask is for people to who did above average in school. >> will: sure signs of mental health in this country right now gender fluidity and wearing a mask outdoors. a sure sign that you are in distress. but isn't this really about covid? is this

our picks for the biggest veils of the week and i am going first for the private school in ithaca, newoutdoors and kids are not allowed to speak during lunch. this is three years after the kobe pandemic began. this infuriates me on many levels. first of all you have k-8 school. children have to eat mask indoors, they mask outdoors they sit at lunch and are not allowed to speak the want to speak they have to put you speak. this is complete behavior. not to mention cornell ivy league is just on the road they are not wearing masks. but i'm sure at this elementary school does much better, i'm sure they do. >> antiscience abuse. meanwhile let's talk about sports just briefly. this is it philadelphia, surprise surprise. phillies fans not liking the dollar dogs at citizens bank park this week as the team losing to the marlins the fans started tossing hotdogs onto the field. so philadelphia fans have thrown snowballs at santa maria they have thrown a batteries that visiting players they had jail in a courtroom inside their football stadium for years. now they are tossing hotdogs at each other

sacramento river cats, and if they keep losing enough, eventually, they end up playing softball in ithacahave a club that had an infrastructure that could at least support an evening of the balance sheet. can't you theoretically take a team that's in the lowest league and bring them to the top? he said, "yes". >> so what's next for them? >> staying up, right? that's the other thing. this moment of elation, you know, when you go up, tv rights are bigger, you get a little bit more money, but you have to be careful to spend that money wisely. the hardest thing when you climb the table and get up to the next division, of course, you are the biggest in your pond, now you're in a bigger pond and there's faster fish. they're in a tougher division. so staying in that league is everything. that's the thing that everyone worries about, you get really excited, you go up, and immediately, you finish bottom of that table and you drop back down. >> did they spend a lot of money and are they making a lot of money now or getting their investment back? >> that's a good question. i think this story, if you

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let's go to tom, who is calling from ithaca, new york. tom, good morning. caller: good morning.y opinion is no, there should not be an age limit or term limit. you let the people decide. it is historically, as you look back, a tactic that would be used by one side or the other to try to legislate people out of office. in the 1980's, it was a criticism of ronald reagan that he was too old. you let that pass, the founders that everyone talks about were of an advanced age. you let the voters decide. the process has to work out. it's like the late justice antonin scalia would say, you have to fall in love with the gridlock that our system creates. you can't legislate a way opposition. thank you. host: let's go to patricia, who is calling from florida. patricia, good morning. caller: i don't believe there should be age limits. and no test, because i don't have much confidence in doctors, the way they have been handling covid and chronic disease for the past 40 years. they would have their own agendas. i think the country as a whole needs to pay more attention to issues other than wha

let's go to tom, who is calling from ithaca, new york. tom, good morning. caller: good morning.y opinion is no, there should not be an age limit or term limit. you let the people decide. it is historically, as you look back, a tactic that would be used by one side or the other to try to legislate people out of office. in the 1980's, it was a criticism of ronald reagan that he was too old. you let that pass, the founders that everyone talks about were of an advanced age. you let the voters decide. the process has to work out. it's like the late justice antonin scalia would say, you have to fall in love with the gridlock that our system creates. you can't legislate a way opposition. thank you. host: let's go to patricia, who is calling from florida. patricia, good morning. caller: i don't believe there should be age limits. and no test, because i don't have much confidence in doctors, the way they have been handling covid and chronic disease for the past 40 years. they would have their own agendas. i think the country as a whole needs to pay more attention to issues other than wha